Our under-represented criteria for the 2022/23 academic year is outlined below, this means that applicants will need to provide evidence of the following:

Must come from a low-income household (£25,000 pa or less) and must have consented to the sharing of their household income information with us via their Student Loans Company (SLC) application before the 16 September 2022.  

Applicants must then meet ONE of the following under-represented criteria (defined in the relevant terms and conditions):

- Must be a resident in an area of deprivation, as defined by the English Index of Multiple Deprivation (IMD) 2019 Quintiles 1 and 2.

- Be a mature applicant, aged 21 or over by the course start date.

- Be a registered Care Leaver.

To be considered for a Brunel University London Bursary you must consent to the sharing of your household income data submitted to the Student Loans Company (SLC). Without your consent the Scholarship Allocation Panel cannot access your data and you will be considered not eligible and will not be awarded.

 Please contact the SLC if you are unsure if you have provided this consent, the SLC must assess and approve your application before the 16 September 2022.

All applicants and especially those coming to Brunel in Clearing must ensure they inform the SLC at the earliest opportunity and before the 16 September 2022 that they are attending Brunel. This will then ensure that the SLC can provide relevant evidence that the applicant meets any relevant conditions before bursaries are awarded in October 2022. Failure to do or if the applicants SLC assessment and application have not been approved by the 16 September 2022 will result in the applicant not being considered for this award.

If you are eligible for more than one scholarship or bursary, you will be awarded the scholarship with the highest monetary value. Please check EACH terms and conditions for further information.

If you are applying for a scholarship or discount and have been asked to submit evidence, please do so in a timely manner. If your application is incomplete we will not be able to assess your application. Each individual terms and conditions will advise how your evidence should be submitted.